Wiley is pleased to announce that over 35 of the firm’s attorneys have been named to the DC Courts’ 2025 Capital Pro Bono Honor Roll, with 26 attorneys also recognized on the High Honor Roll. The Capital Pro Bono Honor Roll acknowledges D.C. Bar members who completed 50 or more hours of pro bono service in the past year, with those serving 100 or more hours qualifying for the High Honor Roll.
Wiley, which has a strong tradition of service to the local and global community, has been recognized as a Pro Bono and Social Impact Leader by Law360 and named a Beacon of Justice awardee by the National Legal Aid & Defender Association for its pro bono work.
The Wiley attorneys recognized in the 2025 Honor Roll include:
- Melissa Alba*
- Kimberly S. Alli*
- Rafael A. Andino
- Thomas W. Antonucci*
- Alexis Berg
- Thomas Benjamin Boley*
- Mary E. Borja
- Kathryn Bucher
- Kathleen Cooperstein*
- Brooke M. DeLoatch*
- Kurt E. DeSoto*
- Elizabeth K. Drill*
- Kahlil H. Epps*
- Michael J. Gridley
- Megan Hovious
- Theodore A. Howard*
- Kelsey R. Hunt*
- Nicholas T. Iliff, Jr.
- Victoria N. Lynch-Draper*
- Alissa Lynwood*
- Lauren Maldonado
- Grace Moore*
- Stephen A. Morrison*
- Laila Mustafa
- Edith Nagy*
- Joel S. Nolette*
- Olaoluwaposi O. Oshinowo
- Vaibhavi Patria*
- Teresita Regelbrugge*
- Kimberly A. Reynolds*
- Stephanie Rigizadeh
- Sarah E. Simonetti*
- Richard A. Simpson*
- April Her Song
- Natalia Maria Szlarb*
- Ania Trichet*
- Gabby Vance*
- Myron Zhang*
*High Honor Roll
Wiley’s Pro Bono Program encourages the firm’s attorneys and legal assistants to participate in pro bono activities, advancing the Program’s mission to provide equal access to the justice system for individuals and groups who would otherwise be unable to afford counsel.